Core Viewpoint - The Shanghai International Commercial Court has made significant progress in its first year of operation, handling a total of 2,161 cases with a total amount in dispute exceeding 30 billion yuan by the end of 2025 [3][4]. Group 1: Case Handling and Statistics - The court has resolved 1,743 cases, with a diverse range of parties involved from 56 countries and regions across five continents [3][4]. - The main areas of dispute include international sales contracts, foreign service contracts, foreign contracting disputes, foreign equity transfer disputes, and foreign loan contracts [3][4]. - Specific industries involved in disputes include cross-border investment (131 cases), integrated circuits (120 cases), biomedicine (119 cases), shipping and logistics (73 cases), and enterprises "going global" (65 cases) [3][4]. Group 2: International Judicial Cooperation - The court has prioritized international mutual recognition, handling 30 international judicial assistance cases in 2025, marking a 130% increase year-on-year, with a total amount in dispute of 3.83 billion yuan [4]. - The court has contributed to the construction of international commercial rules, with 13 cases from 2025 included in well-known international databases [4][5]. Group 3: Characteristics of Foreign-related Disputes - Foreign-related business types for enterprises include overseas investments, such as establishing companies or acquiring equity, and undertaking local projects, particularly in "Belt and Road" countries [6]. - Recommendations for enterprises "going global" include resolving disputes through mediation, enhancing compliance systems, and being aware of currency exchange risks [6].